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Subscribe to the West Headnote of the Day Start each business day with an amusing, profound or otherwise interesting West Headnote of the Day, delivered to your desktop via e-mail. Subscribe now to this FREE service. 110 Criminal Law 110XXXI Counsel 110XXXI(F) Arguments and Statements by Counsel 110k2145 Appeals to Sympathy or Prejudice 110k2146 k. In General. Appellate court gives jury credit for filtering a certain amount of prosecutorial hyperbole. Com. v. Ormonde, 770 N.E.2d 36 (2002)

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